By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Joe Biden is going to run for reelection. One question this raises: How is anyone going to tell? The basement presidency is about to embark on another basement campaign. Biden's … [Read more...] about Biden preps Basement II
Editorial
MARB offer late, necessary City Council Chairman Peter Massaro has a point, and it is one the Municipal Accountability Review Board should take under advisement. That said, striking a first-ever relationship with the legislative leaders of the … [Read more...] about Editorial
Letters
Apicella seeks at-large seat I am Silvana Apicella, and I am formally announcing that I am seeking one of the At-Large City Council seats to be inaugurated on December 3, 2023. While I will be seeking the nomination at the Republican’s July … [Read more...] about Letters
Bailey students have more room, cooler classes
By Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta Voice Staff Cafeteria seating at Bailey Middle School was a bit tight. Without much spacing, students were having lunch during five waves throughout the day to have comfortable seating, according to … [Read more...] about Bailey students have more room, cooler classes
Nero chosen Mason of Year
Annawon Lodge 115, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of West Haven have chosen Brother Jerry Nero as 2023 Mason of the Year. Nero,57, is a native of Caserta Province, Italy and migrated to the United States at the age of 3. He … [Read more...] about Nero chosen Mason of Year
Playscapes ready for spring use at three city venues
Three new playscapes, secured by a state grant, have been completed and are now in use at the respective sites. State Rep. Dorinda Borer (D-115) secured a $450,000 state grant to fund the construction of three new playscapes during the last … [Read more...] about Playscapes ready for spring use at three city venues
ArtsWest donates; plans ‘Make Music Day’
Board members from ArtsWestCT delivered two steel pan sets to the West Haven Child Development Center, located at 201 Noble St. Children immediately got busy playing them, continuing their musical education as plans get underway for Make Music Day … [Read more...] about ArtsWest donates; plans ‘Make Music Day’
Cohen enters race for mayor; 3rd to seek GOP nod
Seeing the opportunity to win a position he lost by a handful of votes, former Tenth District Councilman Barry Lee Cohen announced his intention to run for the mayoral nomination on the Republican ticket in November. Cohen, the GOP standard-bearer in … [Read more...] about Cohen enters race for mayor; 3rd to seek GOP nod
Historian’s corner
Savin Rock’s Transition Part IIISee part 1 here.See part 2 here.See part 4 here.See part 5 here. By 1967, most of the structures and attractions at Savin Rock had been removed, although The Boy remembers that some remained until 1969 or … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
At a Glance
Historians looking for airport info The West Haven Historical Society is seeking historical artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia on the West Haven Airport. Those objects will be featured in an exhibit which will be held at the Poli House … [Read more...] about At a Glance